Wanted: Vintage Monogram 1/32 Panzerajeger IV-unbuilt (1 Viewer)

[THE SHOOTIST]

Not looking for a "collectors kit", but for something to build. Box condition not important.

 

[THE SHOOTIST]

Managed to score a "still in shrinkwrap" collector's kit for a very reasonable price off of EBay. Thanks for looking!

 

[theBaron]

If it still has Shep Paine's diorama tips brochure, it's a bonus. It'd also be a bit of a sign that the kit was never opened, though not conclusive evidence, of course.

Do share your build with us!

Prost!
Brad

 

[THE SHOOTIST]

If it still has Shep Paine's diorama tips brochure, it's a bonus. It'd also be a bit of a sign that the kit was never opened, though not conclusive evidence, of course.

Do share your build with us!

Prost!
Brad

The last two I bought, the STuG, and the Brummbar both had Shep's brochure, and were complete, except the STuG which was missing the figures.

 

[theBaron]

Interesting that the figures were removed.

One of the guys in our club gave me about a dozen Monogram 1/48 scale airplane kits, and I went through them recently, looking for a specific crew figure for a figure-bash project. And I found that all of the figures had been removed. I thought it odd, because most modelers will say that they don't like painting figures. I expected any other parts to be missing, but not the figures.

Prost!
Brad

 

[THE SHOOTIST]

Interesting that the figures were removed.

One of the guys in our club gave me about a dozen Monogram 1/48 scale airplane kits, and I went through them recently, looking for a specific crew figure for a figure-bash project. And I found that all of the figures had been removed. I thought it odd, because most modelers will say that they don't like painting figures. I expected any other parts to be missing, but not the figures.

Prost!
Brad

I buy these old Monogram kits due to the lack of 1/32 scale vehicles on the market. The BMC vehicles can only take me so far, and the CTS are just obscenely small. I tried switching to 1/72 due to the vast range of figures and vehicles and the economy as well as the space-saving aspect, but my arthritic hands and failing eyes didn't net me satisfactory results.